InfoTech Learning Center proudly supports veterans, transitioning service members, and eligible military-connected students seeking career-focused information technology training.
We are an approved VET TEC 2.0 training provider for two programs and accept applicable GI Bill®️ and other VA education benefits for our nine technology training programs.
Our training combines instructor-led classes, hands-on technical laboratories, industry certification preparation, and career development support.
InfoTech Learning Center is approved to provide VET TEC 2.0 training for the following programs:
VET TEC 2.0 Approved
CompTIA Security+ and CySA+
Learn cybersecurity fundamentals, threat detection, vulnerability management, incident response, and security operations through practical laboratory training.
Junior Cybersecurity Analyst, SOC Analyst, and Security Operations Support Specialist.
VET TEC 2.0 Approved
CompTIA A+, Microsoft AZ-900, and MS-900
Develop practical skills in computer hardware, Windows troubleshooting, IT support, networking fundamentals, and Microsoft cloud technologies.
IT Support Specialist, Help Desk Technician, Desktop Support Technician, and Computer Support Specialist.
The Cyber Security Analyst Program is designed to equip students or professionals with…
The System Administrator program typically focuses on training individuals to manage, configure, and…
The server administrator course typically covers the essential skills and knowledge needed to…
Yes. The school is approved for Cybersecurity Analyst and Computer System Support Specialist (CSSS).
InfoTech Learning Center accepts applicable GI Bill®️ benefits for all nine programs, subject to eligibility, program approval, and VA requirements.
Yes. VR&E participants may enroll in qualifying programs when authorized by their VA counselor.
Some programs are designed for beginners, while advanced programs may require or recommend prior IT knowledge.
We offer career development support, including résumé guidance, interview preparation, and job-search assistance. Employment is not guaranteed.
Some introductory courses suit beginners; advanced programs may recommend foundational knowledge.
Yes, practical learning is central to the training approach. Specific exercises vary by program.
Relevant programs prepare students for CompTIA A+, Security+, CySA+, Microsoft AZ-900, MS-900, and Cisco CCNA.
Check the specific enrollment agreement for examination fee arrangements.
Classroom-based training is available in Houston; confirm delivery mode for your cohort.
Program duration and hours depend on the course and cohort.
Veterans may inquire about training. Benefit eligibility and approved program status must be confirmed.
No. Career development services may be available, but employment is not guaranteed.
Contact admissions, review program details, and complete required enrollment documents.